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Chromatab Firefox Extension
Downloads Count: 2,043
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Jan 23, 2007
Operating Systems: Linux, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Author: Justin Dolske
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Editor's Review of Chromatab Firefox Extension
This browser add-on helps you navigate by introducing colored tabs that signal the particular site being loaded. Since pages keep their assigned tab color, you'll soon associate a common destination with a certain color.
--Erik Larkin
For more information on many great Firefox and Internet Explorer add-ons, see our Build the Perfect Browser feature.
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